The Real Haunted Story Of Carrer dels Mirallers

Uncover A terrifying truth on a street that lurks in the shadows of Barcelona's Gothic quarter. The mysterious past of the seemingly ordinary career Dells Murallas has captivated inhabitants and ghost investigators for generations.

For a long time, this mysterious mansion has been cloaked in mystery. Among those courageous enough to approach stories of ghostly phenomena and spooky events have circulated. Located in the legendary Gothic quarter of Barcelona, Cara Dells, Mirallas, also known as Mirror Maker Street, is a street rich in history and legend. The street where they used to create mirrors may not look particularly strange at first glance, but the tails surrounding a certain house have given it a sinister reputation.

The notorious Demon house on #7 is a reminder of the sinister history of the neighborhood, the presence of a female head on one of the career Dells Mueller buildings suggests that the property at #7 was formerly a brothel. The already foreboding ambience around the demon House is further intensified by this link to the realm of immorality and transgression. There are many secrets within the structure, and it's passed as a haven of excess just begins to reveal some of them. One more famous person linked to the Demon house is Jessant Verdeja, a well known Catalan poet who resides on the fourth level.

Since Verdugo was a resident of the house for some time, his legacy will always be associated with it. Although the dagger is primarily recognised for his literary works, he also enjoyed exploring the paranormal. Changing his course, he became a priest in 1870. Nevertheless, he began to supposedly cast out demons from persons and places, and he was not a priest in the traditional sense.

A visit to the Holy Land profoundly transformed Father Joakim Pinol and Jacinto Verdaguer became acquainted with him. The city's demons consumed father Pinol's exorcisms and the battle against evil were centered around the oracion, which he established on the street. Also, Verdauga quickly became involved. Legend has it that Verdugo began performing exorcisms on persons and places, even though he was not a priest in the traditional sense.

Legend has it that Verdugo tried to drive the demons out of the demon House by standing on its walls. No one knows for sure if the exorcisms worked, but the rumours about Vertigo's occult activities just add to the mystery of the Demon House. It turns out that the exorcisms that took place within the house were really violent. A room adorned like an oratory was the destination of the ill.

While yelling something about paradise and hell and everything in between, they broke out into a riot which led to the ill swallowing bits of glass and needles. After the prayers, the priests would place a big medal on their lips and the following day, after swallowing all of the needles and other objects, they would remove them.

There is a particularly menacing atmosphere that surrounds the seventh house on Carrere Dells Mueller. Many people believe that the structure is haunted by demonic beings because those who have been brave enough to step foot inside have experienced terrible experiences and phenomena that cannot be explained. It has been stated that the mansion emanates an ominous air, and visitors regularly report experiencing an overwhelming feeling of unease when they are there despite the fact that they are there.

During one of his acts, it is said that Verdaguer called a demon within the house because he became very interested with the Black Arts. There is no evidence to suggest that it has yet evaded the House of Representatives.